Use the passage to answer the question I AM AMERICAN by Jennifer tibbets

In the second part of the play, in which actors return as different characters and make short speeches, which two speeches emphasize the theme of immigrants coming to America to escape difficult situations?

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Responses

Juanita Ramirez’s
Juanita Ramirez’s

Jane Bradford’s
Jane Bradford’s

Shana Bloomstein’s
Shana Bloomstein’s

Ty Smith’s
Ty Smith’s

Max Littlefoot’s
Max Littlefoot’s

1 answer

To determine which speeches emphasize the theme of immigrants coming to America to escape difficult situations, you would need to recall the content of the speeches given by each character in the play "I Am American" by Jennifer Tibbets. Typically, speeches discussing hardships, struggles, or the desire for a better life would align with this theme.

If Juanita Ramirez and Ty Smith's speeches discuss fleeing from danger or seeking refuge, they would be strong candidates. However, I'm unable to access specific content from the play to accurately identify which two speeches emphasize this theme.

You may want to refer back to the texts or summaries of each character's speech to identify those that best fit the theme of escaping difficult situations.